Spahn Shines In Braves 3 1 Win Over Giants
Warren Spahn, 42, earned his fourth win in April as the Braves swept the Giants 3 to 1 and moved to third in the NL. The veteran lefty joined this rare April four win club in a storied 1942-era career. The Cardinals beat the Dodgers 9-5 for a seventh straight win in Los Angeles, while Pittsburgh led the standings.
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Giants
Edwards Carries Full Cincinnati Load in Rough Loss
Cincinnati Reds, led by Johnny Edwards with a .411 average and 14 RBIs in 16 games, drop 3-2 to the Houston Colts. Edwards drove in a run as Cincinnati never capitalized with runners in scoring position. The Reds host Chicago tonight as Jim Owens faces Dick Ellsworth.
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Hector Brown
Gene Freese
Tommy Harper
Frank Robinson
Chicago
Jim Owens
Cubs
Dick Ellsworth
Women’s Titleholders Golf Playoff Sets Drama at Augusta
Marilyn Smith and Mickey Wright force an 18 hole playoff for the Women's Titleholders Championship in Augusta after 72 holes tied at 292. This second Wright-Smith showdown of the year determines the top prize of 1300 with a 1000 runner up.
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Marilyn Smith
Mickey Wright
Rain Sinks Four Minute Mile Hope At Drake Relays
In Des Moines rain dampened finals at the Drake Relays but drew fans. Cyrol Burleson won the invitational mile in 4 minutes 5.4 seconds, while the anticipated four minute mile remained out of reach. Minor league scores noted Oklahoma City 5 Spokane 1 and Salt Lake 3 San Diego 2 in 12 innings.
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Cyrol Burleson
Salt Lake
San Diego
Derby Trial on Tuesday May Shape Derby Hopefuls
Jet Traffic may run in the Derby Trial at Churchill Downs as a last chance to prove fitness before possibly entering the Derby. Rex Ellsworth's Candy Spots dominates as the favorite with six unbeaten starts, while Never Bend also aims for a final workout ahead of the 89th Derby. Five horses contest the Derby Trial, a key proving ground for Derby ambitions.
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New York Herald Tribune
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Patrice Jacob
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Maine Chance Farm
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L. B. Rogers
Blaze Starr
Hialeah
Kentucky
Rex Ellsworth
Candy Spots
Meshach Tenney
Tenney
Arizona
Never Bend
Bates Fires No-Hitter In Tourney Win
McArthur Generals swept the Winton County Baseball Tournament with 10-0 over Wilton and 7-0 over Allensville. Dick Bates no-hit Allensville in the second game, facing 21 batters with 13 strikeouts. Sandy Birkhimer had five hits and four RBIs, Gary Martin went 2 for 2 with three RBIs.
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McArthur Generals
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RBI
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Doug Wicker
College Balks Enter College Ball In Notes
In Cincinnati the Xavier Muskeeters faced six balks in a single game, double the major league record for one game and part of a rising pattern of balks in college baseball this season. Coach Joe Hawk noted Xavier pitchers had nine balks already this year after last season's one.
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Yang shatters decathlon world record at Mt San Antonio Relays
C K Yang of UCLA set a decathlon record with 9121 points at the Mt San Antonio Relays, surpassing Rafer Johnson’s 1960 mark. The highlight included a 15 ft 10¾ in pole vault and a 235-5 javelin throw, with other world marks noted in the relay events.
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Major League A Standings And Tuesday Schedule Recap
National League listings show Pittsburgh leading with a .688 mark, St Louis and Milwaukee behind. Results include Chicago over Philadelphia and St Louis routing Los Angeles. Tuesday’s games feature Milwaukee at St Louis and others across the circuit. minor league results note Buffalo and Rochester strong showings.
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Rodgers Wins Texas Open in San Antonio
Phil Rodgers beat Johnny Pott by one stroke to win $30,000 at Oak Hills. Rodgers set a course record with 268 after a 6 under par 65 final round. Pott finished second as Arnold Palmer tied for ninth. Fleck and Crampton/Nichols third/fourth with 272 and 274 respectively.
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Dupas Favored To Take World Junior Middle Crown
Ralph Dupas a 7 to 3 favorite to defeat champion Denny Moyer for the world junior middleweight title in New Orleans. The 15 round bout at Municipal Auditorium starts around 11 p.m. EST. Dupas carries a 98-17-6 record while Moyer has 35-8.
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